Burnout and written procedures
When the founders become the bottleneck: which work to write down first, what a step-by-step procedure needs, what to automate, and how others take over the work.
Lesson 27 of 30~19 min of learningIncludes ~12 min for questions and tasks
Contents1 of 34 steps
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Question 1
What is the main risk in how GarageDesk works in August?
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Question 2
Which GarageDesk tasks should get a written procedure first? Choose all that apply.
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Question 3
Put the steps for creating a working procedure in order.
Tap an item, then tap where it should go. You can also drag or use the arrows.
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Question 4
GarageDesk onboards about 20 new shops a month, and setting up each shop's reminder rules takes Nina 1.5 hours per shop. A setup wizard would take her 45 hours to build and would remove that work. After how many months does the tool pay back her time?
Units: months (e.g. 2.5)
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Question 5
True or false: written procedures are only worth the effort for founders who plan to sell the business.
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Question 6Short answer · AI-checked task
Write a short procedure (5–7 steps) for the person on duty when GarageDesk's reminders stop going out.
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